Bridge Theatre
3010 Geary Boulevard at Blake Street,
San Francisco,
CA
3010 Geary Boulevard at Blake Street,
San Francisco,
CA
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Here’s a recent photo: http://www.thewholeearthisfilledwithhisglory.com/theaters/110a.html
Very nice photos,good to see its still open.
Here’s a photo from 2007 hat I posted on my blog recently:
Nothing Dies With Blue Skies.com- Bridge To Nowhere
Here is an August 2009 photo.
1979 Photo
1982 Photo
1986 Photo
Had a great rainy-day matinee experience here recently, seeing “The Wrestler” Staff was upbeat, smart & friendly, they seemed to respect this well-maintained art deco venue, I hope it is around for 70 or even more years!!
The Bridge Theatre, photographed in 1997. The photograph is from the archives of the Cinema Theatre Association (UK):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kencta/89754800/
This is a 2008 photo.
Another night view of the Bridge Theater can be seen here.
This is a recent close-up view.
Here is a 2007 night view of the Bridge Theater.
My photograph of the BRIDGE View link
This is a night view of the Bridge theater.
Here is another photo of the Bridge theater.
Another photo of the Bridge theater can be seen here.
The Bridge is hosting a 65th anniversary celebration of films released in 1939. Films being screened include
Wizard of Oz, Dark Victory, Gone with the Wind, Hunchback of Notre Dame and more…
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1965:
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Here is the Bridge Theater website. Click on “theatre history” on the left side of the screen.
From the SF Public Library website:
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Starting on September 23rd, the Bridge will be showing the movie
HellBent.
The Bridge is Amazing and unique. If you get a chance check out the Midnight Movie fest….. “Midnight Mass” Hosted by
PEACHES CHRIST. So much fun! Get tickets early as they ALLWAYS sell out. Alot of fun movies, and alot of fun people.
WWW.PeachesChrist.COM
I saw Louis Malle’s May Fools here on August 2, 1990.
Official website:
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Its hard to believe the Bridge is still open after all these years. Its right on Geary, a miserable street to find parking.
I saw “El Topo” there 30 years ago and haven’t been back since.
The Bridge Theatre seated around 399 people.